Study Electrical and Information Technology!
Are you excited about cutting-edge technology? Are you interested in mathematics, physics or chemistry? Are you curious and do you enjoy learning new things every day? Can you see yourself making a contribution to groundbreaking fields such as Industry 4.0, Internet of Things, nanoelectronics, robotics and renewable energies?
University graduates of electrical engineering and information technology are sought after like never before. To quote the German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (ZVEI): "The future lies in electronics and students of electrical engineering and information technology have excellent career prospects." According to projections, 14,000 newly-created jobs in the electronic engineering sector will remain vacant annually.
Find out more about our Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology and opportunities we have to offer for our students right now.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Stetz (Dean)
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Cathrin Schröder (Dean of studies)
Niko, Student of Automation Engineering
As an automation engineer you not only have to focus on implementing individual processes, but also how they function within the larger system
Leonie, Student of Electronic Engineering
What fascinates me about electrical engineering is the positive and distinct occupational outlook following th ecompletion of the degree program.
David, Alumni
It is fascinating how one can develop a technical system given the proper know-how and a handful of electrical components, which can help lighten other people's taxing workload.
Alexandra, Student of Automation Engineering
A lot more women should study engineering - it opens up a lot of possibilities!